Dual U.S. and Russian National Admits to Aiding Russian Military Interests, Faces 30 Years in Brooklyn Federal Court
A U.S. and Russian national, Vadim Yermolenko, pled guilty in Brooklyn federal court for aiding Russian military interests by violating export controls and committing bank fraud.
Bronx Runner Shaquille Roberts Inspires Community With Marathon Effort, Neared $100K Fundraising Goal for Scholarships
Bronx man Shaquille Roberts inspires his community through the TCS New York City Marathon after overcoming a burn incident, leading to him creating a running club and raising funds for scholarships.
24-Year-Old Man Falls to Death from Fire Escape, Likely While Watching NYC Marathon Route in Brooklyn
A young man tragically fell to his death from a fire escape in Brooklyn during the NYC Marathon. While the man's identity remains undisclosed, authorities continue to investigate the accident, though foul play is not currently suspected.
Bronx Delivery Cyclist Fatally Struck by FDNY Ambulance in Brooklyn Identified as Victor Hidalgo, 24
Victor Hidalgo, a delivery man, was fatally struck by an FDNY vehicle in Brooklyn while working. No charges have been filed; the incident is under investigation.
New York City Braces for Week of Mixed Weather: Chilly Mornings Turn to Warm Afternoons with No Severe Disruptions Expected
New York City experiences a chilly morning with temperatures set to rise later into the week, according to forecasts, with a mix of sun, clouds, and mild breezes. No severe weather disruptions are expected.
Elizabeth Street Garden Reprieve: Eviction Stayed by Court as Advocates and NYC Clash over Nolita Green Sanctuary's Future
The appellate court has stayed the eviction of Elizabeth Street Garden, halting the construction of Haven Green, a project for affordable senior housing, amid community contestation.












